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Old 06-03-2009, 02:06 AM
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A straight pipe after the cat will just be noisy, without that much performance, you need some back pressure for proper valve closure. A straight pipe in place of the cat (meaning a straight pipe only), will burn your valves during hi rpm running and when you shut it down, cold air will rush in and crack your valves.
 

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Originally Posted by CSCustomCars
And depending on where you live, removing the cats may be illegal. For example, I live in NY, and if your car came with a factory cat you have to have it on and it must be functional to pass NYS inspection.
Not exactly true Diesels with a gross vehicle rating of 8500lbs or less are not subject to emission inspections, over 8500lbs they are subject to roadside inspection and in the NYMA they are required to get an annual inspection.
 



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